Parin Dossa is professor of Anthropology at Simon Fraser University.

“Timeless, but also timely. Ethics of Coexistence is moving, inspiring, and thought- provoking. With accessible writing, this book depicts women as agents making the best they can of their lives, and as human beings worthy of dignity and respect. There are not enough art-based or photography books foregrounding Muslim women, African women, and Indian women in this manner, while also exploring philosophical questions of photography, ethics, suffering, agency, and co-existence.”

• IllustrationsAcknowledgments Introduction1. "If a Stone Was to Hear My Story, It Will Cry" (Khurshid)2. One Foot in Front of the Other: Demolishing Boundaries3. Jambo: Women as Place-Makers4. Safar/Journeying5. Walking with TreesReferencesIndex

Parin Dossa is professor of Anthropology at Simon Fraser University.

“Timeless, but also timely. Ethics of Coexistence is moving, inspiring, and thought- provoking. With accessible writing, this book depicts women as agents making the best they can of their lives, and as human beings worthy of dignity and respect. There are not enough art-based or photography books foregrounding Muslim women, African women, and Indian women in this manner, while also exploring philosophical questions of photography, ethics, suffering, agency, and co-existence.”

• IllustrationsAcknowledgments Introduction1. "If a Stone Was to Hear My Story, It Will Cry" (Khurshid)2. One Foot in Front of the Other: Demolishing Boundaries3. Jambo: Women as Place-Makers4. Safar/Journeying5. Walking with TreesReferencesIndex

Parin Dossa is professor of Anthropology at Simon Fraser University.

“Timeless, but also timely. Ethics of Coexistence is moving, inspiring, and thought- provoking. With accessible writing, this book depicts women as agents making the best they can of their lives, and as human beings worthy of dignity and respect. There are not enough art-based or photography books foregrounding Muslim women, African women, and Indian women in this manner, while also exploring philosophical questions of photography, ethics, suffering, agency, and co-existence.”

• IllustrationsAcknowledgments Introduction1. "If a Stone Was to Hear My Story, It Will Cry" (Khurshid)2. One Foot in Front of the Other: Demolishing Boundaries3. Jambo: Women as Place-Makers4. Safar/Journeying5. Walking with TreesReferencesIndex